At this point, I am tired of Michigan primary care doctors treating me like a drug seeker. I did not ask for any of these diseases.
Illness
Tips To Help The Chronically Ill Survive The Holidays
When a person is dealing with a chronic illness holidays can almost be more work than they are worth. That being said there are ways to make the holidays easier for spoonies and I would like to share a few ways that this can happen. This is not geared toward one condition or another and can be tailored to fit just about any condition.
The Truth Behind Photosensitivity
By AMY NORASummer is officially here. It means we go to the beach, we sit outside at the Ballpark, we go and plan for those […]
- Anxiety
- Awareness
- chronic illness
- depression
- Flare
- Friendship
- Illness
- Mental health
- Pain
- Spoonies
- Stress
Confessions of the Chronically Ill
Co-Written by myself & contributor Amy Nora When you have a chronic illness like Lupus there are going to be some thing’s that you hold […]
The Strange Foe and Friend by Amy Nora
When it is 3AM and you are awake for your sixth day straight from painsomnia, it is hard to see anything good or nice in […]
Dear Lupus…..
Dear Lupus,You came into my life with asking, without an invitation. You came in and made it known by all that you were GOING TO […]
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- Endo
- Fibromyalgia
- Friendship
- Illness
- INFORMATIONAL POSTS
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The Things I Wish Someone Would Have Told Me
Even though I’ve been diagnosed with Lupus, Fibromyalgia, and Endometriosis there are still things I come across that I wish someone would have told me […]
Is It The Cold or The Flu?!?!
Let’s talk about the topic that seems to be on everyone’s mind. Colds and the flu. Not the stomach bug you might pick up, but […]
Tips on Treatments for Migraines.
I by no means am an Expert on Migraines. But I do feel that I know quite a bit about treatment options for migraines as […]
5 Quick Tips to Avoid Illness During Cold and Flu Season
Yes, it may be fall and almost the holiday season. But with those wonderful things also come the bad! Bad for immunocompromised individuals that is. […]
